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Posted by: TMD_24 19th February 2017, 06:55 PM

American electronic producer and DJ Marshmello is releasing a joint single with their American colleagues Ookay on the 24th February and will feature vocals from Noah Cyrus. The track was originally called Living High but after a leak it has been modified and changed to Chasing Colors. The song will be released next week on the usual digital devices.

Posted by: mdh 19th February 2017, 07:14 PM

Omg! This is like a dream collab for me, both Ookay and Marshmello are favourites of mine

Posted by: The Wise Sultan 19th February 2017, 07:20 PM

Judging by the Living High version, this is the first future bass song I have heard with enough bass in the drop to justify the genre name imo! I always wondered why it was called future bass as most so called future bass songs seem don't have bass being that prominent in it, unlike this one.

Posted by: Cody Slayberry 19th February 2017, 07:23 PM

this already sounds amazing

Posted by: djgrafdemon 20th February 2017, 12:08 PM

hey, this is the thing of future - take it as real, even if it doesn't exist
I'm here for Ookay sound, which (unfortunately) I can't find there, so pity for that. Don't like Marshmello's trending as these vibes are kinda overused now.

Posted by: JOTA 20th February 2017, 08:57 PM

wrong video sorry

Posted by: The Wise Sultan 21st February 2017, 12:18 AM

Its not as good as Alone (loved the Alice Deejay trancepop style buildup even if the drop was a bit generic) but I like the fact it does have a bassline in the drop, a bit like dubstep did, although sadly its flat and doesn't wobble, it would be interesting to have future bass songs with bass wobbles in the drop.

Posted by: Inna Selez 24th February 2017, 06:57 PM

Official audio and link for download.

Posted by: Dobbo 26th February 2017, 01:32 PM

Possibly his weakest song yet for me

Posted by: The Wise Sultan 6th March 2017, 02:04 AM

I think this is a great tune now actually , but sadly it's probably too dancey and lively a future bass song to become a hit in these dull chart dance times, it certainly isn't like the more poppy chilled chart friendly Martin Garrix or The Chainsmokers future bass.